The No. 5 Georgia football team takes on Mississippi State in a Week 11 college football game. Below you can find live updates, highlights, the latest injury report and the score.
Georgia is coming off a 24-20 win over Florida last week, while Mississippi State beat Arkansas. Georgia beat Mississippi State 41-31 in Athens last season.
Georgia football-Mississippi State live updates, score, highlights for Week 11 game
Mississippi State 21, Georgia 41, 4:47
5 Plays, 81 Yards, 1:59
Kamario Taylor scores his third TD of the day for MSU.
Georgia 41, Mississippi State 14, 12:03
8 Plays, 40 Yards, 3:10
The drive begins with a Gunner Stockton incomplete pass attempt to Noah Thomas. Then, Nate Frazier picks up 3 yards on a carry. UGA picks up the first down on a 7 yard reception by Zachariah Branch. Nate Frazier has another explosive run for a gain of 33 yards. After a holding call on Micah Morris, UGA is at 1st & 20 on the MSU 35. After a 5 yard run by Josh McCray, Stockton’s pass to Nate Frazier is complete for another 5 yards. The Dawgs are unable to pick up another first down so Woodring is brought in to kick a 46 yard field goal, which he successfully makes.
Fourth Quarter
Mississippi State 14, Georgia 38, 4:49
14 Plays, 75 Yards, 5:09
For the first time since their first drive, MSU scores. Kamario Taylor reached the end zone for the Bulldogs on a 1 yard run.
Georgia 38, Mississippi State 7, 9:58
3 Plays, 72 Yards, 1:33
After another MSU 3 & out, UGA takes over on its own 32. The drive begins with a run by Dwight Phillips Jr for a loss of 4 yards. Stockton then keeps for a gain of 12 yards. On 3rd & 2, Stockton’s pass is complete to Noah Thomas for 64 yards & is good for another UGA touchdown.
Georgia 31, Mississippi State 7, 12:32
5 Plays, 75 Yards, 2:28
UGA’s drive begins with a 2 yard run by Chauncey Bowens. Followed by a pass from Stockton to Delp for a 3 yard gain. UGA picks up the first down on a reception by Noah Thomas for 7 yards. After a short run by Nate Frazier, Nate Frazier carries again for 59 yards & a touchdown.
Third Quarter
Georgia 24, Mississippi State 7, 0:11
9 Plays, 77 Yards, 2:14
After a turnover on downs, UGA takes it over at their own 23. The drive begins with a 5 yard run by Dwight Phillips Jr. After a snap infraction by Drew Bobo, the Dawgs are pushed back. On 2nd & 10, Gunner Stockton’s pass to Lawson Luckie is incomplete. However, MSU’s Jahron Manning is ejected for a targeting attempt on Lawson Luckie. UGA gets a fresh set of downs on its own 39 yard line. After a pass interference by MSU, UGA moves up again. Stockton keeps for a gain of 7 and then completes a pass to Zachariah Branch for another first down. Stockton’s pass to Noah Thomas is complete for 7 yards. After 2 incomplete passes, UGA decides to go for it on 4th down. Before the snap, MSU is flagged for offsides & UGA acquires the first down. Gunner Stockton’s pass to Zachariah Branch is good for 14 yards and puts the Dawgs inside the redzone. After an incomplete pass attempt to Delp, UGA scores on a Stockton 19 yard pass to Zachariah Branch.
Georgia 17, Mississippi State 7, 5:09
13 Plays, 90 Yards, 7:02
After a three & out by MSU, UGA takes over on its own 10. The drive begins with back to back runs by Nate Frazier for a total gain of 9 yards. The Dawgs pick up a first down on a Gunner Stockton keep. Then, Nate Frazier picks up 9 more yards and Bowens gets the first down on a short run. Gunner Stockton’s pass is completed to Oscar Delp for 29 yards. Next, Stockton’s pass to Branch is good for 7 yards. Chauncey Bowens picks up another first down on a 6 yard carry. After a rush by Stockton for no gain, Nate Frazier picks up 8 yards. On 3rd & 2, Gunner Stockton keeps it & picks up the first down. Stockton keeps again for a gain of 5 yards that puts UGA at the MSU 8 yard line. The Dawgs score on Stockton pass to Oscar Delp for 8 yards.
Georgia 10, Mississippi State 7, 14:11
4 Plays, 27 Yards, 1:00
After an MSU fumble, UGA takes over on the MSU 27 yard line. The drive begins with a Stockton pass to Zachariah Branch for a loss of 2 yards. On 3rd & 12, Gunner Stockton completes a pass to Elyiss Williams for 24 yards. On the next play, Chauncey Bowens scores on a 4-yard run.
Second Quarter
Georgia 3, Mississippi State 7, 6:41
7 Plays, 46 Yards, 2:39
The drive begins with back to back runs by Chauncey Bowens for a total of 11 yards. Then, Gunner Stockton throws a pass to London Humphreys for a 36 yard gain. At the MSU 30, Landon Roldan loses a yard on a rush attempt. On 3rd & 11, Gunner Stockton throws an incomplete pass to Zachariah Branch. Peyton Woodring is brought in & successfully makes a 49 yard Field Goal.
Mississippi State 7, Georgia 0, 9:26
14 Plays, 75 Yards, 5:34
Mississippi State strikes first on a short run by QB Kamario Taylor.
During MSU’s scoring drive, UGA picked up its 9th sack of the season thanks to Raylen Wilson and CJ Allen.
First Quarter
- MSU won the toss & elected to receive
11 a.m.: Cornerback Demello Jones is listed as a game-time decision for today.
Look for Georgia to try and see if it can get through the game without needing to play Jones, much like it attempted to do with left tackle Monroe Freeling against Auburn.
10 a.m.: The big thing to watch for in pregame will be the status of cornerback Demello Jones, who has been listed as questionable on the injury report all week.
Jones left in the fourth quarter of Georgia’s win over Florida with an elbow injury.
Georgia coach Kirby Smart noted this week that the injury was not as serious as feared. Jones has been listed as questionable all week.
With Jones not 100 percent, look for Ellis Robinson and Daylen Everette to take on more significant roles at cornerback. The Bulldogs could slide Daniel Harris and Dominick Kelly into the lineup in the event Jones is held out.
The usage of Chris Cole is worth monitoring as well, as the Georgia linebacker played just three snaps in the win over Florida. He left the game with a knee injury.
Georgia football injury report
- DB Demello Jones — elbow — questionable
- DL Jordan Hall — leg — out
- WR Colbie Young — leg — out
- WR Talyn Taylor — collarbone — out
- DB Kyron Jones — foot — out
- TE Ethan Barbour — ankle — out
- DB Ondre Evans — knee — out
Georgia football-Mississippi State game time for Week 11 game
The Georgia football-Mississippi State game will start at noon ET on Saturday, November 8.
Georgia football-Mississippi State TV channel for Week 11 game
The Georgia football-Mississippi State game will be broadcast on ESPN. Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek and Taylor McGregor will call the game
Georgia football-Mississippi State: How to watch online, stream Week 11 game
The Georgia football-Mississippi State game will be streamed using the WatchESPN app. Click here to watch the game. You will need a subscription to watch.
How can I watch Georgia football-Mississippi State if I have YouTube TV?
It is worth noting that the game will not be carried on YouTube TV due to a carriage dispute between Disney and Google. If that is your television provider, you should make alternate plans to watch the game.
Georgia football-Mississippi State: Odds, point spread, over/under for Week 11 game
Georgia football is a 9.5-point favorite against Mississippi State. The over/under for the game is 56.5. Georgia is 3-5 against the spread this year.
What Georgia football coach Kirby Smart said about Mississippi State
On Blake Shapen...
“He’s a good fit. He’s got great arm talent, great vision, quick release, which is critical in their offense. He can spin it. He understands their system. He knows where to go with the ball with the decisions he makes in terms of running, throwing, box counts. He’s very experienced at it, a talented player. He’s got great legs. And they’ve got another quarterback that is a really good player, as well.”
On Anthony Evans and Brenan Thompson...
“Yeah, Anthony’s played awesome. It was great the last 24 hours. I’ve seen highlights throughout the year, watching Anthony play really well just in games in passing and things that overlapped. And then yesterday, you get to sit and watch four or five games in a row. He’s really played well. Explosive, fast, vertical threat, quick game threat, blocking well. He’s always been a good returner. He’s everything we’ve thought he was. He’s really grown, gotten better and as you grow up and get better, you improve, and he’s done that at a really high level.”
“And obviously, Brendan Thompson’s a force to be reckoned with. I mean, this is the fastest guy I’ve seen on tape probably in multiple years. I can’t remember the last time I saw somebody this explosively fast and dynamic as this guy is. So the package of those two guys together is really good.”
On Mississippi State getting over the hump...
“Well, No. 1, it shows hard work pays off. They’ve continued to work hard. They’ve stayed true to themselves. They’ve, all you gotta do is watch the tape. They’ve been in every game. They’ve had several games they should’ve won, could’ve won, but didn’t. Obviously it didn’t slow them down because, even Arkansas, Arkansas every game they’ve been in. They score a ton of points. They’re a hard team to beat. A lot of respect for the coaching staff and their team shows you what kind of competitive character they’ve got that they’ve sustained that in every game regardless of the outcome of the games.”
